Avalanche Rout Sharks In Game Five To Take 3 2 Lead
Theo Fleury scored twice and assisted once as Colorado beat San Jose 6-2 in Denver to move ahead in the Western Conference series. Claude Lemieux had a goal and three assists, Peter Forsberg short handed, and Patrick Roy stopped 31 shots for his 102nd playoff win. Game 6 is Monday in San Jose.
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Avalanche Triumph Over Sharks In High-Scoring Contest
Colorado powered past San Jose scoring six goals led by Forsberg Sakic and Lemieux with Fleury and Deadmarsh contributing. San Jose’s Marleau struck twice as Roy faced 36 shots while Shields faced 31. Attendance was 16,061.
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Evans regrets Orange Bowl loss and 1940s KU teams
Ray Evans, star of Kansas football and basketball era, expressed regret after the 1948 Orange Bowl loss to Georgia Tech where a late fumble call changed the outcome. He valued KU’s 1940s teams and top seasons, including the 1943 NCAA basketball squad, and wished for a national title to cap his college career.
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Kansas Jayhawks fall short of NCAA bid in 1943 season recap
A retrospective of the 1943 Kansas Jayhawks explains how the team, limited by wartime schedules and military opponents, finished 8-5-1 with key losses to Camp Crowder Great Lakes Naval and Olathe Naval Air Base. It notes players who were called to service, near NCAA contention, and coach Dick Purdy's enduring impact on Lawrence football and community life.
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Free State tennis wins first tourney at Gardner-Edgerton
Free State Highs boys tennis team captured the eight-team Gardner-Edgerton Invitational for its first team title. No.1 doubles Matt Axcell and Sam Borger went 3-0 to win, while Erick Axcell finished 2-1 in No.1 singles. Blake Glover went 3-0 to claim No.1 singles, improving to 19-1.
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Firebirds to host at Olathe East Wednesday
Emporia Free State High junior varsity boys tennis finished second among eight at the Emporia Invitational. No. 1 doubles David Bireta and Ben Bullington and No. 2 doubles Brady Flannery and Pat Krivoshin won first place in their events. Topeka Rob Wendland led Winston as top qualifier in Federal Mogul Dragster at Heartland Championships. Wendland posted 0.594 seconds at 252.23 mph, edging Mark Kinser for No. 1 qualifying spot.
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Kansas State coach unhappy with spring game accuracy
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder voiced disappointment after a 22-3 spring game win by the Purple over the White. Quarterback Adam Helm threw 205 yards and a touchdown, but Snyder questioned his accuracy and progress, noting Beasley sat out with a hand injury while other players rested.
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College Football Briefs From Florida and Tennessee
In Tallahassee Florida State defensive tackle Bryne Malone was denied bond at his first court appearance on six counts of attempted first degree murder and one count of firearm possession following a drive by shooting. In Nashville former NFL player and Vanderbilt defensive line coach Dennis Harrison was charged with assault after an incident at his home. he was released on $5,000 bond.
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